“beyond just the four walls of the clinic”: the roles of health systems caring for refugee, immigrant and migrant communities in the united states

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There is little data to help the authors understand the perspectives of health systems on their role, in collaboration with public health and community-based organizations, in addressing inequities for immigrant populations. Twenty individuals representing health systems participated with 14 (70%) community health centers, three (15%) county hospitals and three (15%) academic systems represented. The majority cared specifically for immigrant communities while 14 (70%) partnered with refugee communities, and two (10%) partnered with migrant farm workers. On the organizational side, health systems collaborated with public health and community-based organizations, in optimizing pre-existing . . .

 



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